Mathematics Education students are strongly encouraged to have an advisor from the mathematics department. Some courses are only offered during certain semesters. It is important to check the schedule and talk to your mathematics advisor. A mathematics advisor can help ensure that students meet their necessary requirements.
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Number | Hours | Prerequisites |
| Calculus I | MATH 50 | 4 hours | MATH 20 or equivalent and exposure to trigonometry |
| Calculus II | MATH 70 | 4 hours | MATH 50 |
| Mathematical Reasoning | MATH 101 | 3 hours | MATH 70, 80 |
| Modern Geometry* | MATH 153 | 3 hours | MATH 101 |
| Introduction to Abstract Algebra I** | MATH 155 | 3 hours | MATH 101 |
| History of Mathematics*** | MATH 157 | 3 hours | MATH 101 |
| Introduction to Computer Science I | CS 65 | 3 hours | Four years of high school mathematics or MATH 20 |
| One of the following courses: | |||
| Statistics I | STAT 71 | 3 hours | MATH 20 or 28 or equivalent |
| Introduction to Probability I | MATH/STAT 131 | 3 hours | MATH 80, 100 |
| Recommended additional courses: | |||
| Mathematics and Technology | MATH 45 | 3 hours | MATH 20 or equivalent |
| Methods of Teaching Secondary School Mathematics | MATH 145 | 3 hours | Consent of instructor |
* Offered: spring 2005, fall 2006, spring 2008, fall 2009, spring 2011
** Offered: fall 2005, spring 2007, fall 2008, spring 2010, fall 2011
*** Offered: fall 2004, spring 2006, fall 2007, spring 2009, fall 2010, spring 2012
Mathematics Major <> Computer Science Major <> Secondary Mathematics Education Major
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